Temporary mergers and interlocutory injunctions A XXXXX, RR l, 2, O VII, R 11 and Civil Procedure Code Order XXXIX of Section 96 were granted by the First Appellate Court during the hearing of the appeal against the grant of a temporary injunction Source rejected. Plaintiffs challenged the trial defendant's cancellation of the sale agreement by the defendant in his trial The First Appeal Court declared the agreement between the parties to be non-existent on the basis of its impugned order. The legality of the agreement was not yet established by the trial court and the plaintiff. The first appellate court's decision, based on the fact that it was dismissed without giving the plaintiff any opportunity to prove his position, was based on the statute and speculation, and it was unlawfully found that the agreement between the parties was not a reasonable agreement, Instead of discussing the case, the First Appellate Court discussed defense pleas in rejecting the plaintiff, which was not guaranteed, because the lawsuit had properly disclosed legal proceedings in the case, as well as the trial. Can be The lack of evidence or the weakness of the evidence cannot justify the conclusion that the plaintiff's decision shows no cause for action and that the ruling of the first appellate court was liable. t9, on the issue that before the appellant's subpoena only temporary injunction or denial, the scope of his appeal was either to reject it or accept it, but the court to the plaintiff himself There was no jurisdiction to reject. First the appellate court was set aside and then in accordance with the law
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